The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1887-12-02
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we ecall the attention of our readers
to our special announcement i'm an
other column that we are going to use
book entitled "Our Family Physi-
clan." as premium, to all subscribers
to the Capital between now and the
first of January, 1883.
Most papers give premiums to new
subscribers only. We are going to
break the record and treat all alike. A
careful reading of our statement, above
referred to, will show how we propose
to do it.
Regarding the book, it is the best
work of the kind that we ever saw. and
ana we know that in putting it into
the hands of our subscribers we are
giving them volume that will prove
OF inestimabIe value to thcm-one
that will certainly save them money.
and may save life.
The offer we are making is the most
liberal made by any paper in Dakota
10 give our subscribers the benefit of it
we have incurred heavy expense and,
IN a certain sense, have taken great
risk, for, in order to get these books at
such rate that we could afford to han
die them at all, we had to buy a large
lot OF them, for which we paid in adj
vance. However, this does not worry
Us. We regard our action from a
strictly business standpoint, and look
upon the outlay incurred as a perma-
nent investment.
What we are after is a greatly in
creased circulation. Not one-half the
people living in the territory covered
by the Capital who ought to take the
paper, are now taking it; and they
never will take 1t until, in some way,
they learn how valuable a paper it
really is, and this they can never sind
out until they have read it at least Il
year. Our aim is to get them to read
it at least year.
In order to do this, we have adopted
the plan set forth in our statement,
which is to get every old subscriber
now on our list to work for us to the
extent of getting us one new subscriber,
and to pay them for their trouble by
giving them $500 book. free.
There is hardly subscriber to the
Capital who does not know of some
one " ho does not now take the paper,
who could be induced to do so if the
matter were brought to his attention.
| Will you not do this work for us, that
is, see your neighbor and get him to
subscribe? You can hold out as an
lnducement to him $500 book, and
the best paper in this part OF Da-
kota, for a year, for LIS. The offer is
one that not one person in a thousand
will refuse if it is rightly brought to
his or her notice, and by taking a sim
gle subscription for us in this way.
you will get a $500 book for nothing.
We urge every one of our old sub
scribers to avail themselves of this
offer before the first OF January,
1883.
We want to double our list this year,
and we can do it if our old subscrib-
ers will each assist us IN getting one
new name
Will you not do SO much for your ia
vorite paper? Don't wait to do this
The first time you are in town come in
and see us and examine the book we
offer. You will be astonished to see
how large and valuable book it is
and having once seen it, you will not
hesitate about getting it. Come and
see us.
To all persons who do not take the
Capital and who may read the notice
we desire to say that we mean you by
our offer, and that we especially invite
you to come and examine the book
and urge you to take advantage of our
offer.
| Aswe said before, we are making
no money this year by what we are
doing. We are simply paying out cash
for the Improvement Of our property
as Il farmer incurs expense to enrich
his ground. that it may bring larger
crop, or merchant enlarges his store
and stock to win more trade.
What the soil is to the farmer and
the store and stock are to a merchant
that the circulation is to newspaper
We are working our field and enlarg
ing our store and stock, and are paying
good wages to everybody to help us
along with the improvements.
Put in few hours for us, and come
and get your pay.
The MITCHELL PRINTING co.
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